Can a church be both historic and modern? At Agape Fellowship in Dallas, this seems to be the case. Agape Fellowship embraces a “biblical theology” rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ. This theology emphasizes the “prophetic ministry,” focusing on the well-being of individuals and the community through the social gospel. Agape Fellowship’s beliefs are based on the 66 books of the Bible, both Old and New Testaments. They believe Scripture is the ultimate authority on faith and practice. At Agape Fellowship, the Trinity is central to their beliefs. God exists as Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit. Each person of the Trinity possesses all the attributes of deity. They believe that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, lived a perfect life and died on the cross for the sins of humanity. He rose from the dead and ascended into heaven. Agape Fellowship also believes in the Holy Spirit, who guides believers. The Holy Spirit empowers them to live a life like Christ. Salvation, according to Agape Fellowship, is achieved through repentance and faith. It is a gift from God’s grace, not earned through human effort. After death, believers will join God in eternal communion, while unbelievers face judgment. At Agape Fellowship, the church is considered the body of Christ. Believers gather for worship, prayer, and fellowship. They practice baptism and Holy Communion. They use their talents to serve the church and reach out to the world. Agape Fellowship believes that in matters not explicitly covered in Scripture, individuals should seek guidance from God.
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